How others describe me

Josh about David: David is the best husband I could ever want on this journey to building a family together. He's the organizer in our home, from his library, to his writing, to the budgeting, to the games he arranges for friends. Every plan he makes ends up working out in the end. Whenever chaos is introduced into our life together, he can adapt and respond quickly, and most importantly, patiently. When our little nieces and nephews are around, they always know that David will give them his fullest attention, and I know he'll be just as good with any child we raise. David has a PhD in psychology (which I love bragging about). For a long time he was working at a non-profit, using education data to identify scholarships that were doing the most good for in-need students. Now he's at the Department of Education, overseeing some of the same studies he used in his non-profit research, so others can perform similar work helping college students from all different backgrounds. He has a lot of heart, and I love that he's one of those people who cares that his work helps people and is a benefit to others.

David about Josh: I never imagined a life could be filled with so much laughter, warmth, and happiness until I met Josh. He's brilliant, sweet, caring, and funny. I know he'll make a great dad. He's already putting in the work to make sure we'll be good parents. He found a house in a great school district. He's always looking for toys, games, and books to teach children about science and math. When our niece was born, Josh made sure we helped change her diaper as practice for when we adopt. Josh is the smartest man I know (which is why he's so good at board games). His job as a patent examiner means he has to be perceptive, knowledgeable, and hard-working. But he's also generous and caring. He's always thinking about other people, making sure they're comfortable, cared for, and well-fed. I can't wait until we have a child to benefit from having him as a father.